OptiWand Pincher 2 Pack Portable Soft Contact Lens Removal & Insertion Tool - Silicone Rubber Eye Lens Inserter & Remover Device with Pincher End & Finger Grips - Safe & Easy to Use, Travel Size 2.3"

I finally picked up the nerve to reinsert my contact lenses tonight. I'd had them out since 2 days prior to ordering this product. I loathed putting my contacts in as I usually end up spending the better part of 1 to 2 hours attempting to get them in. I'm not new to contact wear, I've had them for 13 years. I kept seeing the suggestion to have dry fingers. That did absolutely nothing for me and I have even rubbed my fingertip raw trying to get it dry enough for lens insertion. I finally saw an article that said dry eye can cause this to happen. Eye drops safe for use during contact wear helped. It now only took me about a half hour of fighting. I tried using the big side of this tool with no luck. I must have small eyes because when I used the notched end, as the manufacturer recommends if you have small eyes or lenses, my lens went in on the 2nd try! My 2nd lens went in on the 1st try! Yayyyyyyyyyyyyy! No more burning eyes and frustration. I put 2 eye drops in my eye then used this tool to pick up and insert my lens. Works like a charm. No irritation or red eyes. Finally, a real answer to the dilemma I had experienced for years. I can quit feeling like it was me doing something wrong. This little tool and some drops will encourage me to clean my lenses more often as I had been leaving them in for extended time to avoid the reinsertion nightmare. Many many kudos to this company for making this product that took away the torture of red, burning eyes and severe stress and frustration.

Work better than my hands.

I was looking for something to remove the soft contact without any problem but did succeed once will try again in future

I bought these as I have low hand mobility in an effort to resume contact lens usage. It did not work when I try to use them on my soft lenses and when I approached my Tom address, he told me that unfortunately these are for hard lenses, despite all of the advertisement as a soft lens tool.

New to wearing contacts AND had fake nails put on for a trip. Bought product so didn't poke my eye out and now use even without fake nails. Trick is to definitely follow directions and look through hole to see light. This dunce finally figured out you have to close opposite eye in order to do so. I have also found once cup is touching eye, squeeze rubber edges gently, then move towards outer or inner eye and follow eye with it. That way the contact lens has a bit of barrier to work off of. Don't give up. It works.